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Air Canada (CA:AC) stock holders have much to be happy about. AC stock is up almost 22% in 2023, keeping pace with the global air carriers share rebound. And last week brought news of a...
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If you own stock in Intact Financial, the largest Canadian property and casualty insurance provider, the implications of the wildfires are both good and bad.
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It is a reminder to investors that even dividend darlings such as BCE have to make tough choices about their businesses to continue sending investors those lovely quarterly checks.
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The announcement that Toronto-based Corby Spirit and Wine will acquire 90% of Ace Beverage Group is music to the ears of long-time CSW stock holders.
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Brookfield Renewable has announced that it will acquire Duke Energy’s unregulated commercial renewables business for $2.8 billion.
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The Alaska Permanent Fund scaling back its private equity commitments could be good news for its public equities portfolio.
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You might not be able to match an investment manager’s resources, but that doesn’t mean you can’t think like a pension plan CEO.
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Fairfax Financial has announced that it will acquire $2 billion in real estate construction loans from Kennedy-Wilson.
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With the shares of Winnipeg-based NFI Group down sharply, investors could use a bit of good news.
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Investors pushed Alimentation Couche-Tard's share price up after a report that it recently made minor cuts to its non-frontline staff in the United States, Canada and Europe.
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Great-West Lifeco has announced that it was selling its Putnam Investments subsidiary to Franklin Resources.
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Freedom Mobile’s launch of a nationwide mobile plan for $50 is a shot across the bow of its larger peers.
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Brookfield Asset Management’s (US:BAM) real estate subsidiary, Brookfield Property Partners (CA:BPYP-A), recently defaulted on $275 million of CMBS (commercial mortgage-backed securities)...
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It is clear that two themes emerged from the latest round of quarterly results from Canada's big banks.
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The words “profit down” are beginning to sound like a broken record for Canadian banks.
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